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SLC Aegean Sea Will Stop Calling Hamburg A.P. Moller — Maersk is changing the rotation of its SLC Aegean Sea container service. The line will remove Hamburg and call Wilhelmshaven instead. Maersk said the adjustment is...

Businesses Face a Severe Wagon Shortage Uzbekistan plans to attract approximately 10,000 available freight wagons from partner countries with the participation of private transport and logistics companies. The initiative follows renewed complaints from businesses about shortages...

Rating Affirmed at ‘BB’ Fitch Ratings has revised the outlook on Uzbekistan Airports’ Long-Term Issuer Default Rating from Stable to Positive while affirming the rating at ‘BB’. The decision followed a similar change to Uzbekistan’s sovereign...

New Tool Appears in the Customs Portal The State Customs Service of Ukraine has launched a digital tool called “Analysis of the Customs Value Level of Goods.” The service is intended for importers, declarants, customs brokers...

Bulgarian Police Announce Stronger Enforcement Bulgarian police plan to increase inspections of trucks operated by Turkish carriers transiting the country. The decision follows a road-safety analysis and the interception of a vehicle carrying more than...

While the world's attention remains fixed on wars, missile strikes, and political crises, an old danger is quietly returning to one of the planet's most critical maritime corridors: Somali piracy. And this is no longer...

When the logistics industry discusses automation, attention is usually focused on warehouses, sorting centers, and autonomous trucks. But the next major technological shift may now be taking place directly at the recipient’s front door. Boston...

For decades, the world's largest logistics companies have relied on people to make thousands of operational decisions every hour. Who should unload trailers? Who should replenish inventory? Which employee should move to another production...